José Paulo Lanyi | |
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 José Paulo Lanyi | |
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| Born | José Paulo Lanyi April 10, 1970 Brasília, Federal District (Brazil) |
| Profession | Journalist, writer, playwright |
José Paulo Lanyi (born April 10, 1970) is a Brazilian journalist, writer, producer, and filmmaker.
He is the author of the novel "Calixto – Azar de quem votou em mim"[1] ("Calixto- Bad luck for whom voted for me", in free translation/Amazon) and of the 'scenic novel' "Deus me disse que não existe" ("God told me that he doesn't exist", in free translation/Chiado Books, Portugal)- 'scenic novel' is considered by Lanyi as a new literary genre that combines both novel and play (theatre).[2]
Published by the Official Press of the State of São Paulo, his play "Quando dorme o vilarejo" ("When the village sleeps", in free translation), recognized in 2002 by the Brazilian Vladimir Herzog Award for Amnesty and Human Rights coverage,[3] tells the story of a hamlet whose residents become happy when learn that they will be hanged by the community in which they live. Inspired by the surreal movies by Luis Buñuel, the play was staged with the United Nations support at the São Bento Theatre in São Paulo, on December 10, 2008.[4]
Lanyi graduated in journalism from Faculdade Cásper Líbero in 1993. He has worked as a reporter for some of the major São Paulo television and radio networks, among them Globo TV, Rede Bandeirantes,[5] Manchete TV,[6] CBN Radio, Globo Radio, Radiobrás and CNT TV. He also collaborated with the literary magazine "Cult" and was a foreign correspondent in London (UK) in 1995.[7]
He was a columnist for Observatório da Imprensa and Comunique-se media criticism websites and worked in São Paulo as a BBC freelance reporter[8] and as a director of making of and as an executive producer for the 2017 film "Real- O Plano por trás da história [pt]" ("Real, The Plan Behind History").
In 2020 he published on Amazon his history play "Maquiavel, O Homem por Trás do Mal" ("Machiavelli, The Man Behind Evil").
Lanyi is a member of the São Paulo Association of Art Critics (Associação Paulista de Críticos de Arte) – APCA.[9]
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Awards
Esso Journalism Award (2005) – given to allTV[10] in recognition of their journalistic work. Lanyi was part of the news team, as host, producer, editor and reporter.
Vladimir Herzog Award (2002)[11] – for his play "Quando dorme o vilarejo".
IBest Award (2005/2006)[12] given to Comunique-se web portal (where Lanyi worked as a columnist), for their journalistic activities.
List of works
- 2020 -"Maquiavel, O Homem Por Trás do Mal" ("Machiavelli, The Man Behind Evil"; play).
- 2012–2013/2018 – Crítica de Jornalismo (Criticism of journalism; collection of media critiscim, 5 volumes).
- 2012 – O Artista Joseval e Quando Dorme o Vilarejo (The artist Joseval and When the village sleeps; play).
- 2012 – Vida a três (Three-person relationship in free translation; screenplay).
- 2012 – Balbúrdia Literária (Literary Shambles; chronic, poetry, short stories).
- 2002 – Quando Dorme o Vilarejo (When the village sleeps; play).
- 2002/2018 – Deus Me Disse que Não Existe (God told me that He doesn't exist; scenic novel).
- 2000 – Calixto – Azar de quem votou em mim (Calixto- Bad luck for whom voted for me; novel).
Title
- Member of the São Paulo Association of Art Critics (APCA).[13]
References
- ^ "Portal dos Jornalistas". www.portaldosjornalistas.com.br.
- ^ "Primeira Página- Criado por brasileiro, novo gênero literário chega a Portugal".
- ^ "Prêmio Vladimir Herzog de Anistia e Direitos Humanos" (PDF). www.premiovladimirherzog.org.br.
- ^ "Portal Fator Brasil- Peça celebra o Dia dos Direitos Humanos". www.revistafatorbrasil.com.br.
- ^ "Entre Aspas". Observatório da Imprensa (in Brazilian Portuguese). April 27, 2004.
- ^ "Rede Manchete – Aconteceu, Virou História- Francfort, Elmo, Imprensa Oficial" (PDF).
- ^ "José Paulo Lanyi – Perfil – Portal dos Jornalistas". www.portaldosjornalistas.com.br.
- ^ Lanyi, José Paulo (September 30, 2016). "Professor que pedia emprego em semáforo é contratado com ajuda das redes sociais". BBC Brasil.
- ^ "Folha Online – Ilustrada – Saiba quem foram os premiados pela APCA em 2001 – 11/12/2001".
- ^ "Estadão- alltv ganha o Prêmio Esso".
- ^ "Observatório da Imprensa- José Paulo Lanyi vence Prêmio Vladimir Herzog". October 23, 2002.
- ^ "Observatório da Imprensa - Comunique-se, 8 ANOS".
- ^ "Rádio USP é a melhor na programação de MPB".
External links
- "Deus me disse que não existe", Harvard Library
- IMDB, Internet Movie Database
- "Deus me disse que não existe", Yale University Library
- "Deus me disse que não existe", University of Mannheim Library
- "Deus me disse que não existe", University of Pisa Library
- BBC Brasil: As diferenças culturais na visão de um refugiado sírio no Brasil
- "Deus me disse que não existe", University of Tokyo Library
- Morgan Freeman's Through the Wormhole, Full Cast & Crew. See "Produced by"
- "Deus me disse que não existe", WorldCat
- Folha de S. Paulo (Opinião, Tendências/Debates): "O apartheid econômico na ilha de Fidel"
- "Deus me disse que não existe", published in Portugal
- BBC Brasil: 'Professor que pedia emprego em semáforos é contratado com ajuda das redes sociais'
- BBC Brasil: 'O professor universitário que pede emprego no semáforo'
- UOL Economia: 'O professor universitário que pede emprego no semáforo'
- BBC Brasil: 'Meu técnico é o caminhão': O lixeiro que já deixou muitos quenianos para trás na São Silvestre
- Folha de S. Paulo: 'Meu técnico é o caminhão': O lixeiro que já deixou muitos quenianos para trás na São Silvestre
- G1: As diferenças culturais na visão de um refugiado sírio no Brasil
- 'José Paulo Lanyi articles for Observatório da Imprensa'
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